Hawaii HB771 aims to regulate Super PACs by assessing fees, requiring public review, and ensuring transparency in campaign advertisements.

Hawaii HB771 seeks to address the influence of Super PACs by imposing fees on noncandidate committees based on their total expenditures or disbursements. The bill mandates that these committees submit their electioneering communications to the office of elections for review and verification by a neutral third-party organization. It also establishes a process for correcting errors in these communications. Additionally, the bill requires campaign advertisements to include specific information in a prominent location and a minimum font size.

Hawaii HB771 aims to regulate Super PACs by assessing fees, requiring public review, and ensuring transparency in campaign advertisements.

Hawaii HB771 seeks to address the influence of Super PACs by imposing fees on noncandidate committees based on their total expenditures or disbursements. The bill mandates that these committees submit their electioneering communications to the office of elections for review and verification by a neutral third-party organization. It also establishes a process for correcting errors in these communications. Additionally, the bill requires campaign advertisements to include specific information in a prominent location and a minimum font size.